OPM538-CH5

5. Certificate issued by the Malaysian Fire and Rescue Department for designated premises.
8. Document certifying that a building complies with safety standards, replacing the previous CFO.
9. The three elements required for fire: heat, fuel, and oxygen.
12. Strategies to eliminate fire ignition causes and prepare people for fire hazards.
13. Activities that produce heat, sparks, or flames, such as welding, grinding, or soldering.

1. Substances that easily ignite and burn, such as fuels, solvents, and certain chemicals.
2. A pre-documented strategy for the safe and orderly exit of occupants from a building during a fire.
3. A specially designed door to prevent the spread of fire and smoke within a building.
4. Movement of thermal energy via conduction, convection, or radiation.
6. Materials capable of catching fire and burning, though less easily than flammable materials.
7. A device that senses smoke and triggers an alarm to alert occupants of a potential fire.
10. Any condition or material that increases the likelihood of a fire starting or spreading.
11. System An automatic fire suppression system that discharges water when a fire is detected.